Buying a Larder Fridge

A larder fridge can be added to your kitchen for extra fridge space to store food items. Larder refrigerators are different than normal fridge freezers as they do not include a freezer or an ice box. This means that the entire space can be used to store fridge-related items.

Freestanding larder refrigerators are upright, and integrated models can be concealed behind a cabinet door for the sleek, top mount Fridge modern look.

What is a larder fridge?

A larder fridge is a standard fridge that doesn't include an interior freezer compartment. It's a great option for those who don't need to store frozen foods or who want to maximise fridge space for fresh foods. Larder refrigerators are available in a range of sizes to suit any kitchen including tall counter-top mount fridge (more helpful hints) models that fit neatly under your worktops, to integrated styles that match with your cabinetry.

Our refrigerators for larders are made by top freezer fridge brands such as Blomberg and LEc which means you can be sure they'll provide you with reliable and reliable refrigeration that will keep your chilled goods fresh for a longer time. They're also evaluated as A+ in energy efficiency and you can be sure you'll save on your energy bills when you have one of these nifty appliances.

Larder refrigerators can be purchased as freestanding or integrated models. They usually measure between 55-60cm wide and 175cm in height. Larger larder fridges tend to be a little more expensive than freestanding models because they're designed to fit underneath worktops to give you maximum storage space, but without taking up the floor space in your kitchen.

If you're buying a tall under-counter larder fridge you can select from a wide range of door fittings to suit your space, such as a hinged lid, a 'door on door mechanism, or a sliding hinge. The best fitting will allow you to create a stylish, modern style in your kitchen while making sure that your fridge is completely shut to stop cold air from escape.

Our tall larder fridges are a great option to add modern, sleek style to your kitchen design, while keeping all of your favourite chilled foods in the fridge. They're also a fantastic choice for those looking to fit their refrigerator in a compact space, such as an apartment kitchen or the conversion of a terrace. Contrary to American fridge freezers, integrated larder fridges have their cabinet doors fitted to the front of the appliance, so they blend seamlessly with your kitchen cabinets for an elegant look. They can also come with different options and upgrades, like LED lighting for better visibility, humidity regulation, or active cooling for efficient cold air distribution.

Tall larder fridges

A tall larder fridge is a great alternative to a traditional refrigerator/freezer. They can be placed under your kitchen counter or on your worktop and offer a variety of additional storage for fresh and frozen food items, drinks and deli items. They are available in a variety of colors, ranging from classic stainless steel and white to more retro cream and red models, as well as more contemporary black, and can be bought as a separate appliance or as an integrated design with doors for cabinets that matches the rest of your kitchen.

The primary distinction between a regular refrigerator and a larder fridge is that a traditional fridge does not have an freezer compartment or ice box - which frees up more space for chilled food, and means it will typically use less power than a regular fridge. If you're planning to do a complete kitchen redesign, or just want to maximise your storage of chilled food items and storage space, a tall larder fridge is a great choice.

This Beko fridge is ideal for storing fresh fruit and vegetables. It has two drawers for salad crispers and four adjustable glass shelves. There is also plenty of storage space on the door that can be used for bottles, jars and wine racks that can hold five bottles. This model also features an adjustable temperature control to keep things fresh and cool. It also has an automatic defrost feature that prevents the accumulation of ice on back wall.

With a staggering 346 litres of storage capacity, Top Mount Fridge the Iceking RL254W.E tall larder fridge is the perfect solution for a family of four. It comes with two salad crisper drawers, four adjustable glass shelves and plenty of room inside the door to store jars and boxes. The interior light and reversible door make it easy to keep your items organized. This model is also energy efficient and comes with a a 2-year warranty.

Under-counter larder fridges

Larder fridges under counters are a convenient and versatile solution for kitchens of all sizes and shapes. They fit neatly under the worktop and are less than 90cm high. They are freestanding, have a single door design and are similar to tall-larder refrigerators. However they don't include an ice box nor a freezer section.

They are designed to hold fresh food items and not serve as a dual-purpose refrigerator/freezer. This reduces the cost and energy required to operate them. They're also available in a range of popular finishes from sleek white to timeless stainless steel. They can even be finished to match the doors of your kitchen cabinets to create a cohesive appearance.

There are under-counter and tall models with a range of features, including LCD displays as well as water dispensers and alarms. They're typically less expensive than their fridge/freezer counterparts too and you can also include a chilled storage option to your home without costing you a fortune.

Taller freestanding models can stand upright or slide in between other floor-to-ceiling cabinets for a modern, fitted look. There are a variety of options that integrate the front panels of your cabinets and the cabinet doors for a seamless appearance. This is great for small kitchens or flats that aren't able to accommodate a taller refrigerator.

Larder refrigerators that are undercounter and freestanding tend to be smaller than their taller counterparts, ranging between 30" and 33". There are models that have an option with a deeper depth but they are ideal for those with limited space.

All refrigerators for larders are simple to install and come with all the parts and fixings to get you started. We are proud to provide various models and brands to help you choose the perfect under-counter fridge for your home. Don't forget about our low prices and the Klarna payment option. Buy today and pay in three easy installments or spread the cost of your new appliance over a period of 30 days, interest-free. It's another way that we make it simple to improve your home with the latest appliances and technologies.

What is the ideal temperature for a larder fridge be?

When shopping for a fridge it can be easy to get lost in the many different terms used to describe the appliance. One of the most commonly used is a fridge called a larder. A larder fridge is a fridge which does not have an freezer or ice box and therefore all space inside is used for refrigeration solely. This is ideal for those who want to maximize their cooling capacity without paying for an icebox or freezer.

Larder fridges can be purchased as freestanding models or integrated into the kitchen design. They typically have doors that are cabinet-style and can be shut or opened as with any other. They blend seamlessly into your kitchen and can be concealed out of sight to create an elegant, seamless look.

Tall larder fridges are a great alternative to side-byside fridge/freezer combinations as they offer more space for storage of chilled foods. They are available as freestanding units or integrated models and are usually between 55-60 cm in width and. This means they can easily slot in between other floor-to-ceiling cabinets and are perfect for a built-in kitchen.

Whatever the size of your refrigerator's larder is it's essential to store food at the right temperature. The cooling of food slows the growth of microorganisms, bacteria and other harmful organisms.

The optimal temperature for storing food items in a fridge is between 2 and 5 degrees Celsius. This is dependent on the frequency at which you open the refrigerator, because it warms each time air rushes into it.

When you are storing food in your fridge, it is essential to store dairy products higher in the fridge (eggs, milk etc). Raw meat should be kept on the lowest shelf of your fridge. This isn't just for temperature reasons, but also to prevent any runaway juices that could contaminate other foods. Crisper drawers are best suited for vegetables. Fruits can produce ethylene, which can cause other food items to become overripe. This can cause problems for fruits like apples, watermelons and tomatoes.